There's a very seriuos problem there - replacing Free Will with government mandates.
When do we start wearing swastika armbands and marching the goose step?
Thanks, Rich
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Re: Ban the bulb.
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What's so good about "Free Will" of my more-wasteful neighbors and fellow countrymen to bid up the price of limited-supply natural resources that are necessities to many in my country and neighborhood including myself? Such as water for me to drink and flush my toilet with?
I don't see a mandate for less-thirsty toilets some-of-which are best-flushing-of-all being anything like one for some demographic groups to be marched to show up for "showering for work" at extermination stations, or even a gubmint-enforced dress code for Gay Pride parades.
-- - Don Klipstein (don@misty.com)
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So, under drought conditions, ban car washing...
...or watering grass.
Boo hoo.
In new construction this isn't generally a problem (other than the poor slobs who got stuck with early models). In old construction it can easily be. The good news is that Canuckistan still sells real toilets.
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Every infringement on liberty can be rolled up under that canard. ...kinda like the Interstate Commerce Clause.
Of course you lefties don't see it (or much).
A statement of fact not in evidence.
Government control of personal choice is still government control. Of all people, I'd think you would understand that part.
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Confusion: all "G6" lamps I've ever seen are small-base bayonet.
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I use several of them, and they are excellent. The light quality is far better than the incandescents they replaced
-- Dirk http://www.transcendence.me.uk/ - Transcendence UK http://www.blogtalkradio.com/onetribe - Occult Talk Show
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fluorescent
Bonfires...
-- Politicians should only get paid if the budget is balanced, and there is enough left over to pay them.
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fluorescent
decide.
...except in election years.
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light
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can't
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decide.
Why do you think the 'Grand Canyon' was created? ;-)
-- Politicians should only get paid if the budget is balanced, and there is enough left over to pay them.
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Looks like i got my lamp designators scrambled again.
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THAT IS NOT ALL THAT YOU HAVE SCRAMBLED JOSEPHPPK RANDOLPH ROENTGEN IS DEAD ON THAT NOTE... THE GROUP HAS LOST A GREAT MIND I AM PROTEUS